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N Scale R Passenger Cars 51-June2011Flyer.ps 4/27/11 10:30 AM Page 51 N SCALE R PASSENGER CARS N PRR Broadway Limited Pullman Standard 64-Seat Streamlined 10-Car Set N Coach Kato. Includes one Class BM70M Baggage/ Walthers Rolling Stock Mail car, “College Creek” 12-4 Sleeper, 932-55073 NYC “Harbor Cove” 5-Bedroom Lounge, #4608 932-55074 IC Diner, #4609 Kitchen-Dormitory, “Octoraro N Pullman-Standard Streamlined 932-55076 N&W Rapids”, “Raccoon Rapids”, “Turtle Rapids” 72' Baggage Car 932-55077 MP† & “Schuylkill Rapids” 10-6 Sleepers and ® Walthers Rolling Stock Price: $39.98 “Mountain View” Observation. Smooth Sides 381-106068 Broadway Limited 10-Car Set 932-55091 GN (Pullman Green, Omaha Reg. Price: $250.00 Sale: $209.98 Orange) 932-55092 ATSF (silver) 932-55093 CNW† (yellow, green) 932-55095 SP† (gray) Limited Quantity Available 932-55096 NP (Two-Tone Green) MILW 1935 Hiawatha 932-55097 PRR (Tuscan) N Streamlined Car 932-55098 DRGW† (Four-Stripe, yellow, silver) Fox Valley Models 932-55099 C&O (blue, gray, yellow) 282-40031 Coach #4401 932-55100 RI (silver) 282-40032 Coach #4437 932-55101 UP† (Armour Yellow, gray) Reg. Price: $44.95 Sale: $39.98 932-55102 NYC (gray) 932-55103 Chicago Great Western (Smooth Sides, green) 932-55104 SOO (maroon) 932-55106 IC (brown, orange) 932-55107 C&O Pere Marquette Letterboard (gray, blue, yellow) N Bi-Level Commuter Coach Fluted Sides Wheels of Time N Baggage/Mail Storage 932-55105 Pere Marquette (silver, blue, CNW (yellow, green) Add-On 2-Car Set yellow) 805-11418 #18 Kato Reg. Price: $39.98 Sale: $33.98 805-11422 #22 381-1067115 ATSF Amtrak Also Available! 805-11437 #37 Reg. Price: $50.00 Sale: $39.98 932-55094 Amtrak® (Smooth Sides, Phase 1) 805-11440 #40 Price: $39.98 805-11446 #46 Reg. Price: $34.99 Sale: $29.98 N SCALE R FREIGHT CARS Limited Quantity Available Wabash (As-Delivered N ACF 70-Ton 52' Scheme, black) Drop-End Gondola 176-14013 #12604 BLMA 176-14014 #12610 PS-4000 Covered CNW (gray, black & white Logo) 176-14015 #12622 N Hopper 176-11028 #95601 PRR (Tuscan, Circle 176-14016 #12627 BLMA 176-11029 #95632 Keystone) 176-14002 #371956 176-14017 #12635 BN (gray, Large Logo) 176-11030 #95639 176-14003 #371999 176-14018 #12649 176-11019 #450213 Chessie/C&O (yellow, blue) 176-14004 #372131 PC (Jade Green) 176-11020 #450225 176-11031 #2401 176-14005 #372289 176-14019 #516342 176-11021 #450234 176-11032 #2414 176-14006 #372297 176-14020 #516391 BN (Simplified Scheme, gray, 176-11033 #2422 SP (Boxcar Red, Southern 176-14021 #516535 No Logo) SLSF (gray, Large Frisco Pacific Lines Logo) 176-14022 #516719 176-11022 #450146 Lettering) 176-14007 #160157 176-14023 #516856 176-11023 #450177 176-11034 #81101 176-14008 #160185 176-14024 #516984 176-11024 #450207 176-11035 #81117 176-14009 #160223 Reg. Price: $21.95 176-11036 #81124 Chicago Great Western 176-14010 #160279 Sale: $18.98 (gray, Lucky Strike Logo) RI (light blue, The Rock 176-14011 #160345 176-11025 #7006 Lettering) 176-14012 #160386 176-11026 #7014 176-11037 #507939 176-11027 #7020 176-11038 #507940 176-11039 #507942 †Union Pacific licensed product Reg. Price: $24.95 Sale: $21.98 51 Find a Hobby Shop Near You! Visit walthers.com or call 1-800-487-2467 52-June2011Flyer.ps 4/27/11 10:30 AM Page 52 N SCALE R FREIGHT CARS Five-Unit Articulated Double Stack Well Car N Walthers® Rolling Stock 932-8110 TTX #72821 932-8111 TTX #72836 932-8113 TTX #72874 N GSC Commonwealth Reg. Price: $54.98 54' Flatcar Sale: $46.98 Walthers Rolling Stock N 40' High-Cube 932-8219 Minneapolis & Container St. Louis Walthers 932-8221 Illinois Central Gulf 933-3401 Maersk Reg. Price: $21.98 Reg. Price: $7.98 Sale: $6.98 Sale: $9.29 N SCALE R COUPLERS R TRUCKS R TRACK Four-Wheel Passenger N Car Trucks Micro Trains Line 489-302051 With Couplers 1 Pair N Code 80 #8 Turnout Reg. Price: $9.50 Sale: $8.49 V9 15 Degree Radius Diverging N Crossing Set Flex Track w/Brown Route Kato N Peco 381-20868 Left Wood Ties Peco 552-1736 Right Hand Insulfrog Reg. Price: $54.00 552-1737 Left Hand Insulfrog Sale: $43.98 552-1709 36" Long, Code 80 Rail Reg. Price: $21.99 Reg. Price: $6.40 Sale: $5.19 Sale: $17.98 Magne-Matic Couplers N Micro Trains Line 489-102009 w/Body Mount Draft Gear pkg(4) Reg. Price: $6.70 Sale: $5.98 Conductive Rail N Unitrack Starter Set N Kato. Includes two remote- Joiners N Code 80 Medium #6 control #6 turnouts, switch Peco Turnout controllers, and connecting track. 552-1711 Universal N Code Peco 381-208601 Mainline Passing 55/80 pkg(24) 552-1738 Right-Hand Insulfrog Siding Set V1 Reg. Price: $4.00 Sale: $3.16 552-1739 Left Hand Insulfrog Reg. Price: $80.00 Reg. Price: $18.99 Sale: $65.98 Sale: $15.98 T-Shank Truck Mount Build Your Own Wishlist! N Couplers www.walthers.com Micro Trains Line 489-130013 .245" 2 Pair Insulated Rail Joiners Reg. Price: $5.50 Sale: $4.98 N Peco 552-1712 For Code 80 & Code 55 Track pkg(12) Unitrack V6 Outside Reg. Price: $4.00 Sale: $3.16 N Loop Track Set Kato Code 55 #4 Turnout 381-208651 V6 Outside Loop N Peco Track Set 552-1791 Right Hand Reg. Price: $40.00 Electrofrog Sale: $32.98 552-1792 Left Hand Electrofrog Code 80 #4 Turnout Reg. Price: $18.99 Standard Line N Sale: $15.98 N Remote Switch Short 9" Radius Peco Atlas 552-1704 Right Hand Insulfrog 150-2700 Left Hand Reg. Price: $18.99 150-2701 Right Hand Sale: $14.98 Reg. Price: $24.95 Sale: $21.98 N Code 55 #6 Turnout N Deluxe Track Tool Set Peco MLR Mfg. Includes track N-thusiast 552-1795 Right Hand the Walthers N Scale E-Flyer Electrofrog No. 4 Electric Turnout tools, radius tool, ballast 552-1796 Left Hand Electrofrog N Kato spreader and flex track Want instant notification Reg. Price: $21.99 381-20220 Left Hand alignment. 479-5018 Deluxe Track Tool Set on N Scale sales? Sale: $17.98 381-20221 Right Hand Sign up to receive the Reg. Price: $34.50 Reg. Price: $35.09 Sale: $29.98 Sale: $29.98 N-Thusiast E-Flyer at www.walthers.com. 52 Find a Hobby Shop Near You! Visit walthers.com or call 1-800-487-2467 53-June2011Flyer.ps 4/27/11 10:31 AM Page 53 N SCALE R STRUCTURES Walls w/Vehicle Doors N Walthers Cornerstone Modulars 933-3285 Walls w/Vehicle Doors N Flat & Peaked Roofs w/Base - Kit Reg. Price: $6.98 Sale: $3.98 N City Water Tower - Kit Walthers Cornerstone Modulars™ Walthers Cornerstone N Wood Coaling Tower - 933-3280 Flat & Peaked Roofs N Large Series. 2-3/8 x 2-3/8 x 7" Kit w/Base Door 6 x 6 x 17.7cm ® ® Walthers Cornerstone Series . Reg. Price: $6.98 Sale: $3.98 Wall Section 933-3815 City Water Tower 3-5/8 x 2-1/4 x 6-1/2" Walthers Reg. Price: $32.98 9.2 x 5.7 x 16.5cm Cornerstone Sale: $25.98 933-3823 Wood Coaling Tower Modulars Reg. Price: $54.98 933-3287 Sale: $29.98 Large Door Wall Section Reg. Price: $6.98 Sale: $3.98 William’s Country N Store - Kit Small Walls, Windows Life-Like from Walthers N & Doors 433-7463 William’s Country Store Walthers Cornerstone Modulars Reg. Price: $10.98 933-3281 Small Walls, Sale: $8.49 Windows & Doors Reg. Price: $6.98 Sale: $3.98 N North Island Refinery - Kit Van Dyke Farm Walthers Cornerstone Series. N Windmill - Kit N 5th Precinct Police 8-1/16 x 5" Walthers Cornerstone Series. Station - Kit 933-3219 North Island Refinery 1-1/4 x 1-1/4 x 6-1/8" Life-Like from Walthers Reg. Price: $35.98 933-3801 Van Dyke Farm 433-7481 5th Precinct Police Sale: $27.98 Windmill pkg(2) Station N Large Walls & Reg. Price: $32.98 Reg. Price: $10.98 Windows Sale: $19.98 Sale: $8.49 Walthers Cornerstone Modulars 933-3282 Large Walls & Windows Reg. Price: $6.98 Sale: $3.98 Clarkesville Depot - N Kit Walthers Cornerstone Series. Santa Fe-Style Brick 5-1/4 x 2 x 1-7/8" N Depot - Kit 933-3240 Clarkesville Depot Walthers Cornerstone Series. Reg. Price: $35.98 6-3/4 x 3-7/8 x 2-1/4" Sale: $27.98 Foundation & Loading N Docks 933-3803 Santa Fe-Style Walthers Cornerstone Modulars Brick Depot Reg. Price: $46.98 Downtown Hotel - Kit 933-3283 Foundation & N Life-Like from Walthers Sale: $21.98 Loading Docks 433-7482 Downtown Hotel Reg. Price: $6.98 Sale: $3.98 Reg. Price: $10.98 Sale: $8.49 N Double-Track Truss Bridge - Kit N Santa Fe-Style Brick Walthers Cornerstone Series. Freight House - Kit 10 x 2-3/4 x 2-3/4" Walthers Cornerstone Series. 25 x 6.8 x 6.8cm 6-3/4 x 3-3/4 x 1-1/2" 933-3804 Santa Fe-Style Brick 933-3242 Double-Track Truss N Volunteer Fire Bridge Freight House Company - Kit Reg. Price: $32.98 N Wall Columns & Caps Reg. Price: $38.98 Life-Like from Walthers Sale: $25.98 Walthers Cornerstone Sale: $23.98 433-7483 Volunteer Fire Modulars Company 933-3284 Wall Columns & Caps Reg. Price: $10.98 Reg. Price: $6.98 Sale: $3.98 Sale: $8.49 53 Find a Hobby Shop Near You! Visit walthers.com or call 1-800-487-2467 54-June2011Flyer.ps 4/27/11 10:32 AM Page 54 N SCALE R STRUCTURES Modernized N Through-Truss N Dubois Store - Kit Bridge - Kit N Two-Story Farmhouse Avon House - Kit Branchline Trains Laser Art.
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